Description
He understands his music as a "homage to the people fighting against oppression" and aims to be politically effective with his quintet, not just entertaining. No question: the music of Berlin tenor saxophonist and composer Phillip Dornbusch is also protest music, connecting with historic freedom songs from uprisings in Iran and Estonia. The band deliberately avoids kitsch: it translates the rhythms of resistance into its own, uncompromising jazz language. Projektor operates highly conceptual and energetic, delivering a tense play of contrasts that ranges from lyrically delicate moments to eruptive sound explosions. Composition and free improvisation blend perfectly, driven by avant-garde and free jazz elements. The result: a highly contemporary concert evening full of structure, raw energy, and absolute musical freedom. Venue: Jazz-Club Villingen Line-up
Phillip Dornbusch Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet / Johanna Summer Piano / Johannes Mann Guitar / Roger Kintopf Double Bass / Philip Adrian Dornbusch Drums
Highlights
- Politically effective jazz music
- Influences from historic freedom songs
- Tense play of contrasts
General Information
Phillip Dornbusch's Projektor presents an evening full of energetic jazz music that deals with themes of oppression. The band combines composition and improvisation, creating a unique sound experience at Jazz-Club Villingen.
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December 2026
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